Sentence examples for categories words from inspiring English sources

Some languages use as few as three color categories (words corresponding to black, white, and red), while the languages of industrialized cultures use up to 10 or 12 categories.

To do this, we carried out experiments in which we got participants to categorize spoken words that were separated into two categories: words that referred to animals or objects — for example "cat" or "hat," in a first experiment; then real words like "hammer" vs. pseudo-words (words that can be pronounced but are found nowhere in the dictionary) like "fabu" in a second one.

The researchers asked participants to categorize spoken words that were separated into different categories -- words referring to animals or objects; and real words vs. fake words -- and asked to indicate the category of the word they heard by pressing right or left buttons.

A previous ERP study [ 16] compared inversion effects for three different stimulus categories (words, cars and faces).

When using content analysis it is assumed that, when classified into the same categories, words and phrases share the same meaning [ 16].

Except for the categories "Word Processor" and "E-mail," male students use the computer significantly more often than women.

The Modified Card Sorting Test (MCST), 32 the semantic ('fruit', 'fish' and 'vegetable' categories) word association component of the Verbal Fluency (VF) Test 33 and the Trail Making Test (TMT), 34 were applied.

Three categories of words Words generally fall into categories -- influence-words, control-words and Influtrol.

This allowed us to explore whether, for a given stimulus category (words or pseudowords) one path of the network was more involved than the other.

Three types of words were used in the study: emotional category words, neutral category words, and neutral words.

Emotional category words consisted of negative high-arousal words from Affective Norms for English Words [ 37].